What is "reorganizations"

Usage examples of "reorganizations".

In place of permanence, we find transience--high mobility between organizations, never-ending reorganizations within them, and a constant generation and decay of temporary work groupings.

Internal reorganizations almost inevitably follow such corporate swaps, but they may arise for a variety of other reasons as well.

Moreover, constant small and partial reorganizations occur at the departmental or divisional level or below, and are regarded as too small or unimportant to report.

We can resist pointless reorganizations in our company, church, fraternal or community groups.

Refitting, replacements, and the necessary personnel reorganizations required because of combat losses, would be taken care of during the training stand-down, and there would be plenty of liberty for everyone.

Lavish in its space, antiseptic in its cleanliness, its attraction had proved too magnetic for the desk generals of Administration and another of the now-too-frequent reorganizations had taken place.